TorvestaRS good stuff man! I have learned a lot from watching everybody's vids like this but you gave a great layout of it all and I have been getting more and more koes when I couldn't before I have spent lots of time grinding for all the pk gear and it has been fun! thanks for helping to keep my favorite game stay fun!
can you make a 1 tick guide for beginners, and do u need to know how to use vengeance to 1 tick cause it was too fast I got confused and my friend ashley dosnt even know ur supposed to spec as soon as you pull out ur gmaul lol
TorvestaRS I don’t play runescape but I watch you for nostalgia. I’ve wondered how you did all you pking for a long time and I can see how it’s long been awaited. Can’t wait to watch this! Thank you!
Adjust your view so your opponent is on the right side of yourself. This way, you don’t have to move your mouse as far(from inventory) to attack your opponent.
I've got some things to add to the quite informative video: (Lot of text) -Get the items that provide benefits BEFORE doing the training grind. Barrows gloves? Fire cape? Ava's accumulator? So on. They're useful outside PvP situations too. You don't want to train 200 hours of strength before getting the Fire Cape(over that timespan it would probably save more time than what the cave took even if it did take 2-3 attempts). Be smart. -Quest all combat xp you can to have every possible thing unlocked once you're finished! With skills like attack and defence it's pretty straightforward and common knowledge but this also applies to prayer for example. -Experiments are decent place to train at, 100hp per monster(25cmb) compared to yaks/crabs/sand crabs (50,50,60hp). -If you can't afford spec restoration pool, you can just teleport to clan wars, hop inside the portal and then leave with whatever means you wish to use, everything will be restored. -Clan Wars/Duel arena is great way to practice without losing anything apart supplies. Ideally you'd want to practice against people of varying skill, equal skill would be nice however practicing against better player might provide more insight to what works and what doesn't. Also you can test max hits/effectiviness of certain outfits/inventories without risk. Spend at least SOME time here so you won't be complete cannon fodder when you step in PvP/wilderness -Summer pies are very cost-effective food, and they can be eaten continuously(just like any pies or pizzas)and used as a combo food but with one tick delay before main combo food(i.e. shark)can be eaten. -For starting pker with RFD done: Rune gloves are way cheaper than barrows gloves and provide nearly identical stats. -Have open attitude. You might find unusual workarounds in situations where something is usually done in one way and not another. You can use anything in the game to your advantage. -If you pk a lot set up your bank so that you can quickly access the items you need to gear up. For example if you pk in edge alot in certain gear put those on top of the bank. -If you don't use brews(which I wouldn't recommend because there are other cheaper combo foods available)you may want to pot up in bank and withdraw more food. Not only can you fight for longer and possibly create more opportunities to knockout but you'll also avoid risking unnecessary potions. Or if you wish to carry the pots on you anyways then bring 1 or 2 dose, without brews you'll never use full potion without banking in-between.
Hey torv! you should do another pking video where you walk through your thought process to a slow-moed fight. The hardest part is not knowing the gear to use but knowing what you should be doing or expecting next! Loved the vid keep it up
@@JustHereForTheDialogue haha ty for the reply! I did not, however I picked up lots of flicking techniques and got to understand the timing on swaps and stuff for PVE.
@@hazelXin223 gotta start somewhere. Yeah just say fuck it dude. Make a low level obby Mauler or something so you have less you gotta focus on to start. You can always branch out to more complicated builds and tactics after. Most important thing to remember is to not take it so seriously as at the end of the day if you don’t hit the dice roll you probably lost. Just focus on improvement and treat loot as a bonus.
@@JustHereForTheDialogue as someone who just wants 1 account for now and to just play the game and level and grind what kinda pk build would I be doing? I don’t wanna restrict myself to not leveling skills just for a pk type
@@joebillingsley7252 if you want zero restrictions you can go for a max main. The thing is with any account build you are gonna be limited in some way due to having to manage your combat level to stay in your bracket. That’s why you see things like range, mage, and various melee pures. You sorta just gotta pick what combat bracket you wanna be in and then decide what attack styles are the most used and effective at that level. Then you can decide what sorta build those choices will allow for such as a specific type of pure, zerker, void ranger, etc. For you it sounds like you just wanna enjoy RuneScape but also ok and at that point I would just make a main and get into learning tribriding. This entails more complicated tactics and a better understanding of PvP in general but it also gives you the most freedom in skilling and questing. What a lotta people will do is make lower-mid level builds to start ok’ing whenever but keep in mind you can turn any account into a main whenever you want. So say you make a zerker or something and decide you wanna further your progress as far as skilling and questing you could turn him into a med level and from there to a main. Ima be honest I’m far from an expert in account builds as I only have a few myself and most of my knowledge of the topic surrounds them specifically. I hope this at least helps in someway but I do suggest you do further research about the pros and cons of various brackets and the builds associated with them. Making an account can be a serious time commitment and I’d hate for you to put the work in and end up disappointed with the result.
I've been pking for about 10 years, was making vids 8 years ago - this guide was super informative, even for me. I had general a knowledge about everything you discussed, but the way you described things like your use of pizzas/guthix rests, even timing venge, pid, etc with respective clips was super helpful. Appreciate ya!
Played this as a kid not knowing what I was doing lol. Coming back 14 years later, watching your videos have helped so much! I restarted 3 weeks ago and i'm currently a lvl 40 obby mauler :D
Thanks for this video. It showed me that I have absolutely no interest in doing this. I'll leave PK and grinding to people who want to do that. Ijust chop trees sometimes
Holy shit, this is amazing. After 10 years of playing, having never PK'd, i thought it was too late to get into it. It all seemed so overwhelming, but this is mindblowing. Thanks for this vid!
Now I’m not going to lie, I’m a fairly experienced Pker and still found this entertaining and glad it will help bring new people into the PvP community
Don't even play osrs that much but decided to work on a void ranger, got some kills (mostly deaths) with limited pk knowledge but this vid is gold and helped a ton, keep it up.
amazing video, thank god you put effort into it and didnt half ass it. will def use this video as a guide when i get my main up when ill eventually start pking
This is... Sort of helpful if you already know all the items and understand the jargon. For me, this was thoroughly confusing. I got some useful information from this, but this is certainly not a guide for beginners, more for people who have an idea of what to do but need to perfect it.
Really thorough video. Most of it didnt really apply to me but i know how helpful it would have been back when i started getting into pking. Around 16 min in was the best. The way u explained the ticks was great. 10/10 vid keep it up. I can tell you worked hard on this one.
Thanks for the guide dude, came back to osrs after years. Did most of the quests, maxed the acc and still got dropped 90% of the time. Regardless of your acc build, learning the basics of pking is necessary to enjoy it.
I don't ever veng pk but man you've explained it very well for me. ngl I just got a kill/died at the same time with this 1 guy just now LMFAO thanks torvesta for guide. LOL
Wow torvesta thanks for the guide, I'm glad PvP is accessable, with only a few hundred hours of time I can buid an account so me and my boys can tell Venezuelan rev bots to sit while we all high five and split the 20k gp loot
I was pking today for the first time in about 2 years and you uploaded this a few hours later. Pretty boring comment, but I thought that this was a great guide for pking and just a subtle reminder that pking has changed a bit over the years.
Awesome video man. I see other requests that I'll add to, which is during fight mechanics/thoughts. I have the gear and stuff down, but when I am fighting I start to get confused. Some guides give examples, such as "if you are frozen and they are not, do this", but I think similar input from you would be a lot better.
Hey man thanks for the content dude, I haven't played runescape since EoC happened and I've just been too busy with life now, but you inspired me to play again. So thanks man. Keep up the good content.
ngl I watched enough of your videos in the past few days that now I'm working on a pking account and I haven't played in 12 years, however I'm doing my homework so I'm not clueless. I like your "The account I forgot I had" 94 mage revival, I watched it a few times to help me get into the game a little bit.
Ever though of doing a coaching video/series... It's something you might be able to do on the side and maybe help a noob out at creating their first PK account... You can maybe even do some follow up vids after and see the progress that player might have made... It's a way to give out and interact with your fans as well!
Great vid! I personally am not really into pking, but it was fun to learn a bit, and you explained it very well and this video was clearly well thought out. Only one request though :p Maybe make a similar vid on how to combat pkers in the wilderness? Like when you're minding your own business doing whatever and some asshole comes along to ruin your day, lol. It'd be nice to see something like that c:
guys legit tip. First try to learn pking on private servers. You won't lose any valuable money on those unlike RS. Died legit 700 times before I got quite decent at bridding and nhing.
I don't understand why safing is looked so poorly upon. I understand that, mechanically, you don't want to be eating constantly, but "oh no, you didn't let yourself die, what a jerk!" seems kinda silly.
I think half the time people say it isn't because someone is just out of combo range (that's normal for PVP, duh) but because someone who 'safes" sits *well* above combo potential, like sitting at 80 on a 55 combo shows that they don't know what the combo is and they're a noob, also wasting food
@@calvink5129 just kill them its simple as that it's fun when you get the kill. That's why I don't do that safeing crap I just simply attack and kill. I agree it's silly to purposely keep you're hp low.
Because people are cry baby bitches and want to combo kill without you comijg back and wrecking them when they're low. I safe all the time . Get good you cry baby back. bastards
Kinda cool to see how pking's changed over the years, seems like everyone has to be at the top of their game now. Back in '04 it was just a buncha (literal) kids on their mains running around mage bank in pleb shit iban blasting eachother... Or later in ghostly robes and ice burst. Dudes pking in full rune but an addy plate. Or a lvl 60 in mithril and a frog mask pking with a r2h main weapon. Or a dragon dagger main weapon. I had a dude in full rune and a snail helm chase me with a magic longbow once. A fucking _longbow._ Those were the days man.
Not sure if you mentioned this, but turn auto retaliate off to avoid things like hitting their vengeance, or hitting instead of using your special attack. :>
